New Hampshire has the White Mountains, the Seacoast, the North Woods, and the Lakes Region. If you don’t like the outdoors New Hampshire is probably not for you. There are hunters, hikers, campers, kayakers, beachgoers, vacationers, and sightseers all around. For a state that is historically rural and continues to be predominantly made up of small towns and cities, it’s a well connected and developing state. Southern New Hampshire can access Boston pretty quickly. The job and housing market has grown steadily due in part to favorable tax laws and people migrating north away from higher cost housing in Massachusetts.
New Hampshire has a fierce independent
streak. Not only are there a large number of Independent voters, but the
state motto is ‘Live
Free or Die’ and typically New Hampshirites don’t like to
be told what to do particularly from the government. Less regulation
leads to some unique neighbors like a racetrack that is next-door neighbors
with a nudist colony. Also, it’s fairly common to see a big beautiful
home right next door to a broken down trailer home. While this probably
happens in other regions to, there is something uniquely New Hampshire
about these odd pairings that you don’t see in the rest of New
England. New Hampshire is distinctive in a way that better experienced
than described.
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